Qingdao's best feng shui treasure house

Because the Taoist culture of Laoshan Mountain in Qingdao is too popular, isn't it? Nine palaces, eight views and seventy-two temples? Is there a Taoist view of Laoshan? Taoism is the second jungle in the world? The title of. Moreover, this statement is also related to China's ancient digital tradition. However, it doesn't mean that Laoshan has such a statement, so it really does? Nine palaces, eight views and seventy-two temples? The related facilities of Taoism in Laoshan Mountain far exceed this figure.

Taoist architecture in Laoshan Mountain was first built in the Western Han Dynasty. At that time, a man named Zhang Lianfu came to Laoshan Mountain and thought it was a treasure trove of geomantic omen and outstanding people, so he built the Taiqing Palace here. Now, Taiqing Palace has become one of the temples that people must visit when visiting Laoshan Mountain. Later, people came to Laoshan to build Taoist temples and other Taoist buildings, which continued until the Qing Dynasty. More than 100 Taoist temples were built here.

According to incomplete statistics, among these Taoist temples, 4 were built in Han Dynasty, 6 in Tang Dynasty, 8 in Song Dynasty, 20 in Yuan Dynasty, 50 in Ming Dynasty, 28 in Qing Dynasty, and the construction date of 17 cannot be verified. There are so many Taoist temples, and each one is fragrant. So, in order to express the prosperity of Laoshan Taoist culture, there are? Nine palaces, eight views and seventy-two temples? Statement. But this statement does not mean that there are seventy-two temples with nine palaces, eight roads and seventy-two temples in Laoshan. In fact, this has something to do with the digital culture in China.

The ancients also divided the numbers 1 to 9 into yin and yang, in which odd numbers 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 are positive numbers, which are days, and 2, 4, 6 and 8 are negative numbers, which are ground numbers. 9 is the maximum number of yang, 8 is the maximum number of yin, and 72 multiplied by these two maximum numbers is regarded by the ancients as the most auspicious number between yin and yang and between heaven and earth. It is a mysterious number, which is most suitable for describing mysterious things. So? Nine palaces, eight views and seventy-two temples? Just a general statement. It really refers to the prosperous Taoist culture in Laoshan.